California Condor: A Conservation Success Story?
In 1982, the population numbered just 22 individuals, but now that figure has risen to around 400, thanks to captive breeding and release programmes.
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H is for Hen Harrier
Once seen, never forgotten. Indeed, a sighting of this charismatic raptor would crown any walk in England’s beautiful uplands.
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Through the Looking Glass – Local Reserve Volunteering
All of this goes to show that you don’t need to volunteer at Minsmere or Titchwell Marsh, vital and brilliant as these ‘flagship reserves’ are, to make a difference.
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Return to Oz – The Recovery of the Humpback Whale
The west coast population has increased by nine percent and the east coast population has increased by ten percent. These are the highest increases documented worldwide.
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Lizards Feel the Heat of Climate Change
Study recommends that future research should focus on the availability of shade habitat and the energetic consequences of the behavioural changes that climate change may cause in the species.
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Climate Change May Starve Bamboo Lemurs
As the climate changes and Madagascar's dry season gets longer, endangered greater bamboo lemurs may be forced to eat less nutritious food, and could slowly starve.
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